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steve schmidt remains with us. and i just think we can -- okay, steve schmidt, hold that thought., go ahead what have we missed. >> reporter: brian, so it's been interesting. we've seen this big contingent of officers making arrests over here. and then incredibly, while all this was going on with all of these officers, there were still people sneaking into the back of foot action from this side street going in. we just saw a large group of officers going in there with nonlethal rounds to try to -- there we go -- these are some of the people that were sneaking into this foot action while all this was going on. they were looking for an opportunity to go inside. here we go. and then they could see the people were being arrested over here. now we're seeing people go inside, and then we've got people that are obviously out here agitating. people are agitating us, people are agitating police, but this has been the dynamic situation. hey, how's it going? >> get the message out -- >> reporter: give me just a little bit of space there. so here's some of what we've seen them take from this

mike schmidt, can you just take everyone through? while since the southern district of new york has sort of been at the center of the trump story. can you just take us back to everything that is still, as far as we know, under investigation by that office? >> well, the big thing that that office was looking at were the connections between rudy giuliani, these two gentlemen that were working for him, and the efforts to pressure the ukrainian government around these investigations that the president wanted. if you remember, there were these arrests that occurred. i guess it was maybe 6 months to 12 months ago -- in which these associates were wrapped up, the ones that were working for giuliani, were wrapped up in regards to this lobbying campaign in ukraine. and what that was for the president was yet another example of how that office was, in his eyes, going after him. the original sin for the president here is the michael cohen investigation, the investigation that went on in 2018 into the president's lawyer and fixer, who had made t

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schmidt: it's a great question. in the category of racial justice or civil rights lawyers, it's a very broad category. this is largely the national branch of the naacp and we have fascinating internal documentation of the stress they were under. they had a great opportunity. like, oh, no, what are we going to do. having said that, they are all local civil rights lawyers. in general, when students sat down and talked to lawyers, the lawyers said go slow. one of the reasons the national movement did not take place until two weeks after the greensboro citizens started, they talk to adults and said, get my together in get your representation ready because we do not know what his point to happen. atlanta, which is a hotbed of student activism, they did not get involved in the sit in movement until a month or two after greensboro because they talk to lawyers and they said, you should make a statement of what you are committed to, so lawyers could exercise more caution and that could cause friction. and that would help alo

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arrived to apprehend him and when he did, schmidt attacked the officer.use his taser and wanted to use less than deadly force but schmidt instead sees the taser and try to use it on the officer. when he did that, guerrero shot him. the result of all of this? guerrero has been cleared. "i found the shooting legally justified and declined to pursue any charges against the officer." "the new york times" did not do a series of articles and schmidt has t been charged with aggravad assault but of course all happened last year. this year is year zero and that means brand-new rules for everyone because of evolutionism progress.o southeast regional director of the national brotherhood of police officers, and we are happy to have him tonight. thank you so much for coming on. so it looked to meme like this officer is being charged under a standard that didn't exist beforeh this week. >> we believe that the officer has not been given his due process. we believe this is not more than a political move by the district attorney. >> tucker: have you ever seen this happen

growth after last year's weekly sales. >> still with us are our friends michael steele and steve schmidt. steve, i'd like to begin with you. i would kill to have the "curb your enthusiasm" music to lay over that, but we'd get in all kinds of rights troubles by doing it. but here's the thing. as these people are pouring out their stories of staying in business and staying afloat, this isn't happening in just any venue. he isn't even sitting in front of just any fireplace. i know you know about where he is seated and what is written on the wall just above him. >> written on the wall above him and was inscribed there, brian, in 1945 is john adams' prayer that only good men, only wise men would ever rule under the roof of the white house. if you think about our founders, they spent incredible amounts of time debating, wondering, fearing the possibility that one day, the country would elect a president like trump. in fact, the entire american system of government is set up anticipating that moment, and we've reached it. there is no president who has ever served in the white house -- and we've

britney schmidt has that story. >>this past week like memorial park was packed with protesters demanding change after the death of george boyd now the neville public museum has asked the protesters to donate some of those items they marched way to help document living history, sometimes history gives us, you know the past to reflect on, so we can you know modifier future adjuster future but really what's happening right now it's it's just it's a turning point in our lives and it's an opportunity an opportunity back lemke says to document history happening right before our eyes we need to be recording those stories. >>and you know we need to be able to capture those experiences for those people that are experiencing at the time so lemke is asking protesters to help by donating handmade signs t-shirts photographs even face masks super customize you know face mask that tell an amazing story. >>because again we've got 2 things happening between you know covid-19 still being part of our lives as well as you know peaceful

gemini international to come but schmidt opened the floodgates 20 minutes and scoring his 1st goal from the open places upset about. shot his stomach bug like he couldn't wait for them mr ball season ticket. meanwhile you an attention he made it sunil before the break. matches went from bad to worse for shelter and just walking sites to customer love making pasta flustered alexandre. khan's account of the remarkably successful season for the black forest club by schmidt back to his 1st bundesliga brace just before the alamo. never before have fried bread remained in the top of the table throughout an entire season and a happy summer sendoff and a great reason to celebrate fish tyson kind of. got it sure that we can celebrate something together maybe on a posse oh that's big enough to fit all of us. spend the evening together. well i shall kill the missing a miserable club record windless month of 16 games all summer long. waiting lists in 14 matches possible and have already accepted. they would be falling out of the bundesliga and stephan bomb guts team looks like a relegation side ear

susanna schmidt who had seen the german chemicals company. because of the corona virus crisis there is less for her to do so she currently only goes to work 2 days a week and is paid for those days by her boss times are tough so the company could terminate contracts but instead it's signed on to a short time work scheme which is part of germany's government unemployment insurance system workers can keep their jobs while receiving partial unemployment benefits that costs the state less than paying out full unemployment benefits to workers who've been sacked. this scheme applies if at least 10 percent of a company's workforce have at least 10 percent less to do than usual whatever size the company. for the 3 days a week susanna is not working the short time work scheme pays 60 percent of what she would have earned after deductions and with 20 percent paid by her employer she earns 80 percent of her usual salary that should be enough to get by on during this time her health insurance and pension fund contributions are also covered by the governm

hands a cap of the remarkably successful season for the black forest club by schmidt's back to his 1st pulled this week a brace just before the alamo. never the full have frank that remained in the top confident table throughout an entire season happy summer standoff and a great reason to celebrate fish tyson catch. with garniture that we're not even celebrate that i was really something together maybe on a pass that's big enough to fit all of us. beyond spend the evening together. clownish uncle of the missing and miserable club record winless man of 16 games all summer long. waiting lists in 14 matches possible and had already accepted they would be bowing out of the bundesliga and stephan bogart's team looks like a relegation side early on against trying to push. sebastian holder capitalized on this unfortunate clash in the 9th minute. the hosts were clearly the better team with andre silva doubling their advantage midway through the 1st half. after the break boss just tied the finish looked to have put the game to bed as the school stood for 3 now. but caught a bone didn't want to

gemini international you cut but schmidt opened the floodgates 20 minutes and scoring his 1st goal from the open places up to. shut his down but not like he couldn't wait for them miserable season. meanwhile you wanna touch me made it sunil before the great. masses went from bad to worse for shouting and news after swapping sides lucas no love making pasta for us did alexander new. kinds of chappell for remarkably successful season for the black forest club by schmidt back to his 1st bundesliga brace just to hold the alamo. never the full have freiburg remained in the topcon for the tables throughout an entire season and a happy summer sendoff and a great reason to celebrate fish tyson. we're going to change it we can celebrate something together maybe on a posse oh that's big enough to fit all of us. spend the evening together. shall kill the missing and miserable club record winless run of 16 games all summer long. waiting lists in 14 matches possible and have already accepted. they would be bowing out of the bundesliga am steffen dong ops team looks like a relegation side early on ag

schmidt joins us right now.s the video on the screen depicts, there has been a fair amount of violence in the state of missouri here over the last few days, especially in st. louis, maybe we can talk about in some detail in a moment but this partnership with you and the u.s. attorneys offices, what is that all about? is that unique compared to what other states are doing? maybe a model we might see in terms of how crimes like this are prosecuted? tell us about it. >> it is unprecedented cooperation and partnership we have the u.s. attorneys office both on the st. louis side, kansas city side, eastern and western districts. we've been working with them already in unprecedented fashion in prosecuting violent crimes in that area. we announced through that partnership we're going to work together to prosecute those who are rioting and who are looting, really terrorizing our communities. we saw that play out in st. louis last night where you had four police officers who were shot. you had firefighters who were being

bookshelf,"history professors elliott gorn and christopher schmidt discussed the murder of emmett till the lunch counter sit in protests, and the broader meaning for the civil rights movement. c-span recorded this event in nashville, tennessee. >> greetings. my name is lee williams junior, i am associate professor of african american history at tennessee state and i will be the moderator for this panel. i would like to all commute to nashville. nashville not a resident, welcome, welcome. this session will run precisely 50 minutes, i am told. so we will give both

it is an easy one. >> brother steve schmidt, i got to say, i'm with you on that. i don't understand it at all, sir. i truly don't. steve, thank you always. donna edwards, thank you, thank you. >>> coming up, the violent response to protest has trump created an environment in which this behavior of law enforcement is acceptable in the ranks. >>> plus secretary of state madeleine albright weighs in on donald trump's autocratic, you do not want to miss that. and the latest on the pandemic. yes, there is still a pandemic. and the cdc said new cases aren't coming down as quickly as expected. we have so much more to get to. please stay with us. $55. and save 50% vs. other carriers. visit a store or go to t-mobile.com/55. don't bring that mess around here, evan! whoo! don't do it. don't you dare. i don't think so! [ sighs ] it's okay, big fella. we're gonna get through this together. [ baseball bat cracks ] nice rip, robbie. ♪ raaah! when you bundle home and auto insurance through progressive, you get more than just a big discount. i'm gonna need you to leave. you get re

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the one and only pineapple man himself, steve schmidt.nd the great and glorious president and ceo of voto latino, maria teresa kumar. lamir, tell us what's going on in the white house. my sense is that it's not a happy place right now. how unhappy is it and what's about to happen next? >> reporter: well, john, a short time ago, the white house press secretary insisted that the president was not unhappy with the aftermath of saturday night's rally in tulsa. but there's a lot of reporting to the contrary. this was, as you said, this was meant to be a campaign reset, a reboot, and was supposed to be a defiant show of force. let's remember, the president and his advisers ignored the warnings of health experts, both from the white house's own task force to state officials in oklahoma who warned against having such an event without social distancing, most people not in masks, indoors, at this rally. they went ahead anyway, believing they could draw a big crowd. believing there could be another sign that his ability to generate enthusiasm. and t

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while wearing a mask and without one actor catalina schmidt demonstrates fear. anger . disdain and. sadness. in comprehension. b.b.c. babies learn a lot through facial expressions they look at their parents to see how they react and they learn from it right now it's hard for them and when i think about people with certain disabilities it can be very stressful for them too. sabina floor is hearing impaired when she. communicates with others she relies heavily on gestures and facial expressions and mandatory masks make things more challenging. i went to the doctor noticed that it was really hard going at the reception i had to work hard to show that i had a hearing impairment and that i was having difficulties communicating when the nurse understood she was quick to suggest that we remove our mosques that made it much easier to communicate that and using more gestures. but sabina floor is keen to keep her mask on as much as possible especially when out shopping in this bakery in dresden at 1st it's hard to order something but the saleswoman soon responds and she's had too many times d

or let's bring in eric schmidt.neral, described the scene from yesterday and the range of people like them to pay yesterday. >> it was incredible. you had members of law enforcement paying respect, members of the community, african-american, individuals, white neighbors who are paying respects to a man who served his community for decades. he served on the metropolitan police force for 30 something years and was a police chief at a suburban in its totality at university loucks. he served his community with honor and distinction, and had an opportunity to be there in a visit with your family members. unbelievable display of perspective and paper, one the family members that he died doing what he love which was protecting and serving. the outpouring of support that we saw in st. louis yesterday was an indication of what a great man he wants. >> dana: the suspect was charged with first-degree and help me understand. that means that he had intensive >> there's been one individual charged with first-degree murder along w

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joins us is former republican strategist steve schmidt who i must tell you has been absolutely incandescentcriticism of the president. thank you for making time to be here tonight. i feel like i really need to hear you on this. i need to hear where you are at on all of this stuff. so thanks for making time to be here. >> good evening. good to be with you, rachel. >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> i think it is an astonishing scene of political cowardice at the senate lunch, each one coming by, i don't know, i don't know, i don't know, the former secretary of defense, in a legendary retired marine corps four star general, said that the president of the united states is a threat to the american constitution, what prompted him to speak out, well, what happened is there was a group of americans in front of the north lawn of the white house, on the street, peacefully protesting, exercising their rights, under the first amendment to the constitution of the united states, to peacefully assemble, to petition their government, and to speak. and what was loosed against them was state-sanctioned violence. th

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for more we're joined by "the times" eric schmidt who shares the byline. eric, bounties.n't respond. >> that's right, jim. we've been working on this story for several months. it turns out the u.s. intelligence community has known about these reports of bounties, that russian military intelligence unit, a notorious one, had provided to taliban or taliban-linked fighters in afghanistan to kill u.s., british and other coalition forces. the u.s. administration has known about this for months and yet the most they have done so far, according to our reporting, is develop options, including possible sanctions against russia and other things. but for now the president has been silent on this. >> and remarkably since learning that, he tried to get russia back into the g-7. there is any indication, do we have evidence that these bounties were paid and resulted in the death of any american soldiers? >> there is evidence that some of the monies have been paid. it's unclear, however, how many of the deaths, if any of the 20 or so american deaths last fall, last year in afghanistan, m

joining us now is former republican strategist steve schmidt, who i must tell you has been absolutelyent in his criticism of the president. steve, thank you for making time to be here tonight. i feel like i really need to hear you on this. i've been wanting to hear where you're at on all of this stuff. so thanks for making time to be here. >> good evening. good to be with you, rachel. the -- >> general john allen -- oh, sorry, go ahead. >> i think it's an astonishing scene of political cowardice at the senate lunch, each one coming by, i don't know, i don't know, i don't know, the former secretary of defense and a legendary retired marine corps four star general said that the president of the united states is a threat to the american constitution. what prompted him to speak out? well, what happened is that there was a group of americans in front of the north lawn of the white house on the street peacefully protesting, exercising their rights under the first amendment to the constitution of the united states to peacefully assemble to petition their government, and to speak. and what wa

when mike schmidt and i wrote about this in january, we got a massive denial from bill barr.e not heard that in the last few days. what we have heard from bill barr is his anger that bolton wrote a book and his suggestion that it's unprecedented while someone is still in off. that's also not true. >> maggie, there's another story in here about secretary of state mike pompeo, because he has been one of the president's most public and ardent defenders. passing a note to bolton, saying, he is full of shit. talking about the president. >> didn't know we were allowed to say that on air. >> well, you know what, it's the way they talk, so we've got to quote it. pompeo's strategy, as you know from the past, is to attack reporters. this is the national security adviser giving this account. he also says that pompeo, as well as bolton, considered resigning at points. as you know, the president does not suffer critics. this is -- these are -- this is someone still working for him, right? what is the president's response going to be to this? >> well, the president did talk about this last

joining me now is missouri attorney general eric schmidt. mr. attorney general, very tough night in st. louis. >> absolutely, and what happened last night in st. louis was unacceptable. i mean, you had for police officer shot, many more were shot at, before police officers were hit, luckily they've survived. firefighters who were being assaulted as they respond to the scene and blocked from doing their job to protect life and property and of course as you just indicated, a retired police officer who was defending property was brutally murdered. it was broadcast on lifestream via facebook live and celebrated and it's these despicable acts i think that have people outraged and we need to make sure these people are brought to justice. >> laura: this retired police officer, age 77, who lay dying, he happened to be african-american. but still -- but no one -- we searched the transcripts. maybe we missed it, i don't think so. maybe we did. if we did, we will correct ourselves. but all lives matter, black lives matter, his life mattered. i guess, it sh